Sherbrooke daily record, 13 novembre 1925, vendredi 13 novembre 1925

[" Sherbrooke Daily Record Eatablished 1897.SHERBROOKE, QUE., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1925.Twenty-Ninth Yea* MISSING BRITISH SUBMARINE LOCATED TODAY Several Changes In Painleve\u2019s Latest Financial Bill Plan Armistice Day Celebration ForNextSunday Members of Local Regiments, Boy Scouts and Girl Guides Will Take Part in Programme\u2014Service Will Be Held at 53rd Armory at 3.30 O\u2019Clock Sunday Afternoon\u2014 Principal McGreer Will Be Chief Speaker\u2014Following Service, Gathering Will March to Strathcona Square, Where, as in Past Years, Flowers and wreaths in Memory of Those Who Fell in War Will Be Placed at Base of Cenotaph.MEDIUMS FAIL IN EFFORTS TO WIN REWARD ANDREWS RETURNS FROM MONGOLIA Dr.J.A.Gilbert, of Portland, Oregon, Will Continue His Offer of $500 for Proven Mes-« sage from His Dead Wife.FOLLOWING continued endeavors on the part of the local branch of the Imperial Order of the Daughters of the Empire and the Ministerial Association, an Armistice Day programme has at last been completed, and over five hundred copies are now at the Y.M.C.A., to be distributed amongst the crowd on Sunday afternoon next at the 53rd Armory.It Will be remembered that last week, at a meeting of the above mentioned organizations, it was planned to celebrate Armistice Day on the actual date, November 11th, and attempts were made accordingly.Numerous unforseen incidents arose, however, whereby it was deemed advisable to postpone the celebrations until next Sunday.Although the schools were to have a half holiday, other firms and Institutions, public and otherwise, were not going to formally recognize the day.When it became known that plans were made for Wednesday, Mrs.George Hume, Regent of the Municipal Chapter, I.O.D.E., received numerous requests from returned men, asking that the date be changed, so that they could take part, as they would be at work all day Wednesday! The matter was considered at some length, and the present date decided upoa, OFFICIAL PROGRAMME WAS ANNOUNCED THIS MORNING Commencing at half past three o'clock, the programme for the commemoration of Armistice Day will he held in the 53rd Armory, under the chairmanship of Col/ E.B.Worthington.As in past years, the opening number will be a hymn, the one chosen being \u201cFor All the Saints.\u2019\u2019 The Sherbrooke Regiment Band will play the accompaniments.This will be followed by a prayer by the Rev.Dr.G.E.Read, pastor of Plymouth United Church, after which Rev.W.S.Lennon, pastor of Trinity Unit-ed Church, will give a scripture reading, which will be followed by another hymn, \u2018\u2018Fight the Good Fight\u201d The principle speaker for the occasion will be Principal McGreer M.C., D.C.L.,\tD.D.of Bishop\u2019s University, who will address the gathering following the second hymn.After the address by Principal McGreer, the service will close with two verses each of \u201c0 Canada\u2019\u2019 and \u201cGod Save the King,\u201d The gathering will then leave the Armory, and, lead by the band, proceed to Strathcona Square, where as in past years, flowers and wreaths in memory of those who fell in the war will be placed at the base of the temporary cenotaph., while the hand plays \u201cOur God, Our Help in Ages Past,\u201d two verses of which will be sung by the gathering.(Associated Press Despatch 1 NEW YORK, Nov.13.\u2014Although professional and amateur mediums have failed in two tests to prove they have established communication with his dead wife, Dr.J.Allen Gilbert, of Portland, Ore., will continue his.offer of ?500 for a proven message.In all 290 physics were represented in the bundle of messages opened yesterday at the offices of the Scientific American, which is co-operating in the test.None of them, however, contained the secret countersign agreed upon between Dr.and Mrs.Gilbert before her death and kept under seal since, in an envelop triple sealed and then locked in a safety deposit vault.It was opened yesterday for the first time to compare the offerings of the mediums.The countersign which Dr.Gilbert and his wife had devised was ,\u2018the naming of three events and three dates, these to be the birth of Dr.Gilbert, the birth of Mrs.Gilbert, the birth of their daughter, Dorothea, and the corresponding dates.\u201d The $500 offer is still open to any medium obtaining the correct dates through Mrs.Gilbert\u2019s \u201cspirit.\u201d The answers submitted varied from WTong dates, names, flowers, poetry, biblical quotations and other information.One answer received by telegram fqrom Ithaca, N.YL, just before the envelop wras opened, read: \u201cWe have the wildest dreams, the most perfect flowers and the largest num- UNDER PAINLEVE\u2019S REVISED BILL FRENCH TREASURY WILL DEFAULT ON BONDS-BOWS TO SOCIALISTS Sums to Be Collected Under New Bill Will Be Paid into a Sinking Fund for Retirement of That Part of French Floating Debt Believed to Constitute a Peril to French Treasury\u2014Authors of Bill Calculate that in Fourteen Years About Sixty-Five Billion Francs of Floating Debt Will Be Retired.Back from an extended trip of study and exploration in Mongolia, where they found traces of an ancient race of men and relics of prehistoric beasts, Mr.and Mrs.Roy Chapman Andrews land at San Francisco with a captive condor.*\t?* *:*\t*> -> >;* * * .j.* * * *\t* \u2022Î* FEARED SIXTY FISHING ?be?of birds in the month of May.\u201d *\tSHIPS WERE LOST DUR- * I -*- *\t1NG STORM.\t* *- Veterans Asked to Attend, e-» It is understood that a strong turnout of the local militia will be on hand Sunday afternoon to take part in the Armistice Day programme, as orders have been issued from headquarters of both the Sherbrooke Regiment and the 35th Battery, requesting the men of these two units to meet at their respective armories prior to the parade, while an invitation has also been extended to the Carabiniers de Sherbrooke.Men of the Sherbrooke Regiment are asked to be at the Armory at two o'clock.As the Regiment has been detailed to furnish the guard of honor, the officers are in hopes that there will be a record attendance.Members of the 35th Battery are asked to meet at the.54th Armory this evening and Saturday for the issuance of uniforms for the parade.The officers commanding the local militia have invited all returned men to join the units for the occasion, whether they are in possession of uniforms or not.(Associated Press Despatch) *** MADRAS, BRITISH INDIA, * Nov.13.\u2014Sixty fishing boats ' are feared to have been lost in *> the storm which has raged ?along the coast for the last few *> days.\t* * v ?>\t*>\t*> **\u2022 plus accrued interest to date.(Associated Press Despatch) PARIS, Nov.13.\u2014The harassed French premier has tried once more to meet the financial tenets of his Socialist friends and this time it seems he has succeeded.Yesterday he rewrote his financial bill to meat the conditions of those without whose vote he cannot hold office.This represents something of a retreat from the position Painleve took two days ago, and probably represents the influence of Edouard Hcrriot, who is willing to almost pay any price to keep his Left Bloc together.How near Painleve\u2019s new effort will come to giving France a new tax law can only be guessed at, because, while logically he ought to get.his latest effort through the Chamber by ten or fifteen votes, it has generally been supposed the Senate would turn down any financial bill pleasing to the Socialists.Painleve\u2019s revised bill has one feature which is sure to bring a storm of criticism and resentment.Under his provisions, for the first time since the war, the treasury will fail to meet maturing domestic obligations, for it provides that French Government bonds falling due December 8 next will not be paid.There were ten billions of francs of these technically due, but under their terms holders who wished to be paid instead of renewing, had to file their bonds with their banks three months ahead of time.Slightly under three billions were filed.It had generally been taken for granted these would be paid, and Painleve\u2019s original bill presaged that, but his latest measure says the holders who expected to get cash on December 8 may subscribe for national defence bonds at three, six nine and twelve months, accept a similar government security running for one year, or receive a certificate which they may use in paying 1926 taxes, but they won\u2019t get cash.Certain to Bring a .Fight This departure from French policy is certain to bring a fight.Apart from that the basic differences between the first Painleve bill and the amended one lies in the fact that, instead of the state collecting an additional percentage of business earnings, collected in the same way as the corporation income tax, the state would receive a mortgage covering in one lump the same amounts the state would have received over fourteen years.Instead of these mortgages being permanent, as the Socialists at first demanded, they revert at the end of fourteen years.Under the amended bill real estate, improved and unimproved, is assessed one and one-half times its revenue for 1926.This can be paid in a lump sum, and the obligation settled, or if not paid in a lump sum the owner must give an estate mortgage covering the amount to be paid off in fourteen years or less; with discounts for anticipated payment.All corporations must hand over a mortgage covering fifteen per cent of their total assets, to serve as security for the payment over fourteen years of fifteen per cent of their earnings.At the end of fourteen years the mortgages arc to be turned back to the corporation.All French Government securities are taxed, with the exception of bonds of less than one year, which means national defence bonds and Government securities sold abroad.Head-Tax Has Disappeared The head-tax in the original Painleve hill has disappeared.\u2022Sums to be collected under the new bill will be paid into a sinking fund for retirement of that part of the French floating debt believed to constitute a peril to the French treasury.Authors of the bill calculate that in fourteen years about sixty-five billion francs of the floating debt will be retired.There are many other details, but these outline the measure.The finance commission, after filing Pain-leve\u2019s amended bill and an explanation by the Premier, indicated the troubles were not yet over, for Louis I.oucheur, of the Left majority, brought forward basic amendments, I the most important of which was a ! proposal that the whole Government debt be converted into a new form of security at a low interest rate.He also brought to life again the abandoned Socialist demand that the state be given participating shares in industry.The purpose of Lou-chcur\u2019s manoeuvre is not fully understood, hut from the fact that he wishes to ho finance minister and cannot he so long as Painleve is, one may guess at his motive.Loucheur\u2019s proposals were referred to the Government, which will give its opinion on them tomorrow.Debate Will Start Next Monday It is believed the finance debate will begin in the Chamber Monday.[A great many deputies, especially *£»*j* .y *;\u2022\t*;»\t*j * * ?* ?* ?4> NO NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN POLITICAL SITUATION (Associated Press Despatch) OTTAWA, Nov.13.\u2014At the conclusion of the only cabinet meeting held this week, Premier King said to a group of newspapermen yesterday that he had no developments to announce.«5* ?** \u2022$»\t?J*\t?J» ?J» ?J*\t«J» Sÿf REASONS WHY CHURCHILL IS OPTIMISTIC Chancellor of Exchequer Announces What He Calls His \u201cTwelve Apostles of Reassurance.\u201d (Associated grass T)osr»«tct'> LONDON, Nov.3.\u2014Winston Spencer Churcihll, Chancellor of the Exchequer, has given the members of the Engineers\u2019 Club what he calls his \u201cTwelve Apostles of Reassurance.\u201d The members of the club had accused the Chancellor of being unduly optimistic and he furnished them with the following reasons which he considered as justifying him: \u201cThe establishment of the gold standard; British overseas trade has slightly increased; increased profitability in the affairs of a great majority of British industrial enterprises; dimunition in the cost of living; the yield of revenue which bears out the expectations in mind when the budget was framed; the consuming power of the people has been maintained and even increased; the savings of the people have increased; fewer days lost owing to strikes; unemployment not increased, while employment, compared with a year ago, has increased; the wmrld has a good harvest and the best harvest is on the right side of the Atlantic\u2014an important fact when considering Great Britain\u2019s debt repayment; there has been a magnificent cotton crop,\u2014-an important factor for Lancashire, and the result of the Locarno conference.\u201d - 4-\t?4- 4- -j- v + \t-t-\t*> 4* * THE WEATHER t * * ?\u2022fr**************** RAIN TODAY, SATURDAY FAIR A disturbance ot considerable energy developed over the Southern States now covers the Great Lakes and New England States.Heavy rain has fallen in Ontario, while in the West the weather has been mostly fair with somewhat lower temper ature.Forecast: Strong wind* and gale* with rain today, Saturday: Strong northwest winds, fair with somewhat lower tem-(uuralura. PAGE 'i\\VÜ X4ERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, IVZ>.ST.FRANCIS DISTRICT NEWS Gatherings by the Daily Record Correspondents in tku Varions Communities.BROMPTON Mis* Winifred intends going to homes.\t! Florida to spend the winter months Mr.and Mrs.Isaac Kirkby and with Col.and Mrs.Pope.\t! family of Birchton were guests on Miss Helene Bennett spent the Sunday of Mr.and Mrs.T.À.But-1 Thanksgiving holidays in Lennox- 1er.vil]e.\t; Mrs.D.K.Miller and little dau-l Miss Evelyn Bennett spent the ghter, Margaret, of Sherbrookev holidays at her home.\t; spent the week-end with Mr.and Miss Muriel MacLeod, of Scots- Mrs.L.E.Copping, town, was at home over the \u2022week-! Mr.and Mrs.Morrill Lindsay, of end.\t(Cookshire, were guests on Sunday Mr.Earl Reed called on Mr.and at the Caswell home.Mrs.Wesley Groom on Monday Messrs.Wilfrid and Placide Des-evening.\t! ruisseaux have returned from the 1 Miss Kenny spent the week- North West, where they went on end with Miss Doris Mavhew.\tthe harvesters\u2019 excursion.Miss L.Brooks spent the Thanks- A large company gathered on giving holiday at her home in Saturday evening, November 7th , Richmond.\tto celebrate Mr.Wilfrid Desruis- Last Monday evening the young seaux\u2019s twenty-first birthday.A '\t¦\t- enjoyable evening was spent Mr.Wm.Taylor, of Richmond, is here the guest of Mrs.Chas.Addi-1 son.\t,\t,\t, Mr.L.J.Perkins, who has been in the Sherbrooke Hospital the past month, has returned to his home at Richmend.\t,.B very pleasant evening was spent Mrs.L.E.Wheeler is spe - g a j Thanksgiving games and music few days in Montreal with Mr.and and dancin8g-Mrs.R.A.Lament.\t' BIRCHTON NEWS AND PERSONALS OF INTEREST | Children\u2019s Cozy Corner B Lengthy List of Happenings from This Town \u2014 Many Visitors] Over the Thanksgiving Week En vere.PERTUSSINis entirely frao from \u201cdope\u201d or harmful drugs, yet It brings quick relief by helping Nature to expel the sticky phlegm that often clog* the air passagaa.At your drug store\u20144 os.bottle 60e\u2014large bottle $140.\u201e \u2014fe for _ Every Cough A Novel & Safe Way Of Dealing With COUGHS a COLDS.Chronic coughs and pars colds lead to serious trouble.You ed at the home of Mrs.Fred Da-: , T, T*1-!'0' \u2018^\"Y^ho i/Troubïôd tending the Danville High School, the regular sermon.\tSun- car, stop them now with Creomul- vidson on Wednesday, November 4.£££ their üver.\u201c\t, spent the Thanksgiving holidays day School classes for all ages; 7 tion, an emulsified creosote that is The afternoon was spent in quilt- 'wdtb tbe^r Lver.The afternoon was spent in quilt-\t\u201e\t.with her parents, mg a quilt for Mrs.Davidson.The, Milburn a Laxa-Liver Pills arenot ; Miss Doris j LeRoux has\tto proceeds amounted to two dollars/ a new and untried remedy, they gherbrooke pleasant to take.Creomulsion is a new medical discovery with two-fold r- - \u2014\t-., - -\t,\t,_.-\t.action, it soothes and heals the in- which will bo used for the benefit have been on the market for the pof* flamed membranes and kills the of the Sunday school children, germ.\tMiss Mary Davidson spent the Of all known drugs, creosote is week-end at her home here, recognized by medical authorities as Miss Breyer spent a few days at one of the greatest healing agencies her home in Milan, for persistent coughs and colds and\tMr.and Mrs.Andrew Mallette other forms of throat troubles, Master Homer were Sunday Creomulsion contains, in addition to ?u^sts at the home of Mr.Charles creosote, other healing elements Mallette, ^of Bethany, which soothe and heal the inflamed.Mrs.'ft.J.Davidson spent the merbranes and stop the irritation1 week-end with her parents, Mr.and inflammation, while the creo- and Mrs.George Morton, of Sut-eote goes on to the stomach, is ab- t0Il- sorbed into the blood, attacks the: Mrs.Hannah Reed and Mrs.seat of the trouble and destroys the Lred Davidson called at the home germs that lead to consumption.! df Mr.and Mrs.Charlie Mallette at Creomulsion is guaranteed satis-! Bethany on Sunday, factory in the treannenc of chronic .Miss Violet Land carter is work-coughs and colds, bronchial asthma,bba home of Mr.Charlie; catarrhal bronchitis and other forms Mallette, at Bethany, of throat and respiratory disease:,1 Mr.and Mrs.Abel Mills spent a and is excellent for building up the recently in Liagar at the home system after colds or flu.Money re-! Mr.and Mrs.Ruben McGee.funded if any cough or cold is not\t\"^\t- relieved after taking according to TRENHOLM'/ILLE directions.Ask your druggist.Creomulsion Co., limited, Toronto, Ont.82 years; put up only by The T.Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont, Indigestion When chronic, ia beat relieved by Dr.Chaae\u2019a Kidney-Liver Pills.Be Slender again ai you were There Is no excuse for excess fat.Slender Bjurea are in vogue.Beauty, health and fitness demand normal weight.Millions have learned a way to reduction.You aee the results in every circle now.The easy, pleasant way Is Maraiola Pre- Th«re was no service in the United Church here on Sunday afternoon, ; as the pastor, the Rev.Coats, was in; scriptionTablets.Just take four a day.^No Waterloo.Mr .and Mrs.Blake, of Minneapolis, are guests this week of their aunt, Mrs.E.Wright.Mrs.Joseph Boast was in Sherbrooke on Friday visiting ber cous- abnnrmal exercise or diet is required.Mor# and more are coming to thi» method.This way is easy, so no one will neglect It.It i* gradual.One rarely loses more than one pound daily.So the body adjusts U-reif to the new condition.Your own druggist signs our guarantee.Marmola has been used for 18 In most cases, intfigestfon results from toroid liver and sluggish bov/el action.Tablets for the stomach and aids to digestion fail in this chronic form of indxgeetion.You must get the filtering and excretory organa right before you can expect permanent relief ina M^.G.W.Chapman and Mrs.Count^oplr ™ sCn^eîs tT£ J.A.Bourque.\t; suits.The lame has spread until people now Mr.Henry Armstrong spent the are using over a million boxes yearly.Marmola has no secrets.Our boot states every ingredient and explains the scientific reasons for results.You know exactly how and why it acts.Investigate this method In fairness to week-end and holiday in Montreal visiting relatives.Mrs.H.P.Merrill, of Klngsey, ia spending some time with her daughter, Mrs.E.Wright.\t.Miss A.Peas®, of New London, is win figures that you envy.It may visiting her cousin, Mrs.H.Arm- i t\u2019rlcc '35 \u2019'tnefits.yourself.Learn how people all about yon lead to and this is best accomplished by the strong, this week, use of Dr.Chase\u2019s Kidney-Liver Pills.! Mr .E.Wright spent the week-end ! Chronic indigestion is a very common !jn Montreal on business, condition.On this accosmt many suffer Mr.L.P.Biane is having a radio for years not realizing that relief is at im,taned in his home.hand m the form of Dr.Chase s Kidney-\t___________ Liver Pills.Headaches, biliousness,\teiAKm î-rn T spells of constipation and diarrhoea\tDf\\r4U rUL-L are among the accompanying ailments.\t- What a relief it would be to be free Miss Ruby Copping, of Parker of this condition which makes one feel Hill, Miss Dorothy Hodge, of Cook-so miserable and it is so easy by using shire, and Mr.Howard D.Caswell,, this well-known regulator of tb* of Montreal, Kpent the Thanksgiv-.liver, kidneyB and bowels.\tJtng holidays at their respective! Prfvrrlptîon Tabli a dr-\u2014-*- -* -* - art tab) bf all drngfiatj at «1 par box.Stud t.bia eon- Îon lor onr latent boo*, a So-fit.a*mpi« reft, arid our *uar*al4«.Clip It ritrw.The Pleasant Way to Reduce MARMOLA 2-235 G«n«ral Motors Bide* DETROIT* MICH.\tMail for ZScSatnpIo Free \t \t mji\t\t MARBLETON p.m., fifteen minutes of sacred song ; followed by sermon.COOKSHIRE r Æ\t«7;.Co™»ni.?ï; \u201c *«\" - \u2018\"f\u201ct *«*»¦« 8 a.m., and at 7 p.m.\t*\t- Miss McCartney, of Erie, was a recent guest of Mr.and Mrs.L.L.Mackey.Miss Kezar, Miss Jackson and Mr.Taylor, of Beebe, and Miss Matthews, of Willard\u2019s Mills, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.H.S.Gilbert on Sunday.Mrs.Cote entertained recently Mr.and Mrs.Fred Hooker and Miss Mildred Hooker, Col.L.J.Gilbert and Mrs.Gilbert, Mrs.Gilbert, Sr., and Miss Emma Gilbert, of Bishop\u2019s Crossing.Mrs.James H.Staples, of Cook-shire, was in town recently.Mr.and Mrs.Clifford Weyland and Master Ralph Weyland have returned home from Sanford, Me.Mr.Sample and Mr.Stephen Willard were in Sherbrooke on Sunday.Mrs.Ward and Miss Lucy Weston were In Cookshire recently.Miss F.Hunt is spending a short time with her sister, Mrs.W.A.Duley, in Montreal.Miss Carrie Chapman was in Sherbrooke on Tuesday.Mr.Leo Dupont, of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, spent the weekend and Thanksgiving Day at his home.Miss Martha Stevenson has returned to Cookshire after spending a time here.Mr.Henry Staples is slowly improving.His son, Mr.James li.Staples, is with him.Miss Lola Westman was home for the week-end.Miss Edna Gilbert returned to Beebe on Monday evening after spending the holiday at home.SCOTSTOV/N Rev.Spencer and Mr Samuel Boy attended the surprise party given Mr.ami Mra.A.H.Baker, of Bal-lallcn, last Tuesday evening, when many of the neighbors leathered for 1 UTS ft! : for Goughs COLDS 8R0HCHIÏ1S W SORE THROAT M m Rsndy size bora* \u2022f all druggists.'\"THERE is no safer treat-1 meat for colds, chills, sore throats and bad coughs than to take a few Peps tablets.Peps soothe the tender thro&t and air-tubes and remove mischievous germs.They keep the delicate respiratory organs healthy and protect chest and lungs from harm in this trying wintry weather.Sealed np in every Peps tablet are powerful medicinal fumes which are carried with the breath straight into chest and lungs.That is the secret of their valuable \u2018 direct \u2019 action.NO HABBFÜL DBUfiS Free from o+i urn .chlerfl *nd other harmful drugs.Peps are splendid lor old and young.Dr.Gordon Birbles and other ermneni authorities *e know ledge PB PS the safest and most effective throat and chest remsd$ ever discovered.Heal It With Zam-Buk! IF you have any local disturbance a dressing of Zam-Buk will quickly put your skin right.If more serious disease has already taken root there is no surer way of dislodging it from the tissues than by regular use of Zam-Buk.When applied to broken or diseased skin, Zam-Buk stops pain and prevents germ infection.It ends the burning irritation of eczema, draws poison and irritation out of ulcerated places and quickly purifies the ringworm-ridden scalp of a child.Also for cold sores, chilblains, frostbite, etc., Zam-Buk is a splendid remedy.Zam-Buk's wide range of utility tnd its certainty of benefit are due to the rare properties of the herbal extracts from which it is prepared.Furthermore, Zam-Buk has the advantage of being absolutely free from the coarse mineral drugs and rancid animal fats found in ordinary ointments and salves.IBBITATING ECZF4MA.Mr John Connsne.of 17, Belvidere St.Boston, Mass, writes:\u2014\u201cI suffered Irom eczema for years.It broke out at intervals and was very irritating ami annoywig.After a deal of experimenting I found a roll remedy in Zam-Buk Thia splendid balm subdued all irritation, and when its uj* waa continued the tores and blotches rapidly healed and disappeared.\" 1 For Free Isms)* Bex an* aestal to Zan Bull Ce., Toronto.vmàxàmv titters\t\u2022, ' Kegulap »(\u2022, lOe.All Dcalart.i \\ SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1925.PAGE THKLtf BEDFORD AM) DISTRICT NEWS Daily Reports from Correspondents of What Is Going On in the Different Localities.SOUTH STUKELY Mr.and Mrs.Leslie Mizener and son, of Knowlton, and Mr.and Mrs.George Mizener were guests on Sunday at Mr.C.O.Martin\u2019s Mr.and Mrs.J.W.Booth have returned home from the West where they have been visiting relatives.Messrs.W.R.Peters and J.C.Spencer attended lodge in Waterloo on Monday evening.Mr.A.Martin and Mrs.Earl Martin and family were calling on Mrs, Flora Martin on Sunday afternoon.'\"' The United Young People\u2019s Society will meet on Nov 13th at the home of Misses M.and B.Swett.Mr.and Mrs.John Spencer attended the Thanksgiving- supper held , in Creek Church on Tuesday evening.The chicken pie supper which was held in hall by the ladies of St.Matthew\u2019s Guild proved to be very satisfactory.The proceeds of the evening were eighty dollars.OrvH .Mr.and Mrs.Orval Quilliams motored to Montreal on Sunday and were eccompanied by Mr.and Mrs.C.M.I» Spencer and returned home on Monday, after spending Armistice Day with Mr.and Mrs.Harry Sargeant, Miss Marion Inglis, of Montreal, spent the week-end with Mr.and Mrs.George Mizener.Mr.and Mrs.C.W.Pettes and daughter, of Montreal, spent the week-end here at Mr.W.R.Peter\u2019s, Mr.Elton Martin, of Montreal, spent Thanksgiving *ere with Mrs, E.W.Martin.Mrs, Martin w-as also guest over week-end at same home.Mr.Rupert Philips spent the holi- TOWN COUNCIL HELD MEETING AT WATERLOO Was Only Short Session\u2014Interesting Account of Travels of Former Waterloo Resident\u2014 General Notes.| WATERLOO, Nov.13.\u2014 The regular session of the municipal council of the town of Waterloo was held in the council room on Novemiber 4, at which a full board was present.I At the conclussion of general business, Mr.Laurin, representing the Royal Steottish Insurance Co., ; was introduced, and the question of 1 insuring the corporation labor staff and fire brigade was discussed, and it was finally moved by Aid.Adam and seconded by Aid.Miller that the matter be laid over.Travelled Eight Thousand Miles.The following article, as taken from a St.Alban\u2019s paoer, may be of interest to readers of the Record, inasmuch as Mr.Lawrence is a man well known in the Townships.and was for a long period of years closely identified with the town of Waterloo, where he has many friends: \u201cAfter travelling about eight thousand miles, which took him from Portland, Me., to Portland, Ore., from Vancouver, B.C., to Jacksonville, Fla., from Chicago, 111., to New Orleans, La., from Boston, Mass., to Los Angeles, Cal., j every mile of the way in Pullman .\t,\t._\t, ., cars and observations, and never a councillor and mayor of Bracebndge night passed in upper, lower, or until his removal to Acton after the compartment, Mr.Truman Law-closing of the Beardmore tannery rence, veteran railroad man, has m Bracebndge.He has taken a pro- returned t0 his home in this town, minent position\tm the hie of his\tMr.\tLawrence,\twhose extensive _.-.r- ,- - new home town,\tand is now honor-\ttravels\twere made\tpossible in part day here with his parents, Mr.andi^Y president of the Chamber of through courtesies tendered him bv Mrs.W.W.Phelps.\tCommerce there.\t| E.C.Smith, president of the Cen- - I Hls mar>y tirends will extend their tral Vermont, and other officials best wishes to him for a pelasant got off hi.; trains as night appro-time now that he\thas leisure to enjoy\tached\tat the most\tlikely towns a\u201dd hfe more fully\tthan was possible\tpassed\ta night, possibly a day aal NUTT\u2019S CORNER Mr.Leland Gibson was home from Hemmingford to spend the week-end with his mother and brother.Mr.and Mrs.Harland Brown have closed their home and gone to Montreal for the winter.\u2022Misses Edith and Nellie Roy, of St.Sebastien, have been guests of their sister, Mrs.R.A.Lake, for a few days.The -second quarterly official board meeting of the United Church, Clafënievilie \u2019circuit, was held at the home of Mr.and Mrs.R.A.Lake on Tuesday evening, November 3.The members were invited with their wives for the meeting and a social time, after whch supper was served' to twenty-seven guests by Mrs.R.A.Lake, asssted by the pastor\u2019s wife,.Mrs.J, Stark, and Misses Edith and Nellie Roy.AD AMS VILLE Well Known Leather Manufacturer Retires Mr.Peter A.Smith, formerly of Adamsville, now of Acton, Ont., one of the outstanding leather manufac turers of the continent of North America,, has resigned from active business.For considerably more than thirty-four years, Mr.Smith has been managing huge tanneries, having-been during that time manager of the Muskoka Leather Company\u2019s plant at Bracebridge, Ont.For the past twelve years he has, in ad dition, been manager of the sole leather tannery of Beardmore and Co., at Acton, Ont., and has thus shouldered tremendous responsibilities.Mr.Smith served many years as when he was burdened cares of business.with BRIGHAM before the sometimes a week there, boarding the cars again.He left this city the first of May, travelled across Canada as far as Montreal, crossed over into the Un- -\tI Red States again, and visited every Mrs.W.Tilson has been spending ; interesting city between Chicago the past week at Ayer\u2019s Cliff.|and Beattie, It took him just one Miss Frances Buck is staying with month and nine days to cross the her cousin, Miss F.Hawke.\t| continent and reach Vancouver, Miss M.Seymour, of Hatley, was B.C., where he visited eight days calling on friends here on Saturday.Lss S.Morey, of Montreal, spent the Thanksgiving holidays with her mother, Mrs.Morey.Mrs.A-Bessette and Miss J.Bessette spent Saturday in Farnham.with relatives.At Denver he visite 1 with Mr.P.C.McCambridge and family, who are well known in this city as for-uier residents.Mr.McCambridge i- now Pullmafi car c inductor be- ENERGIZE! Grown people often overestimate their strength and do not realize that they are running short on energy.Scott\u2019s Emulsion energizes and invigorates th«k body through its power to nourish.Re-energize, fortify your system,\u2014 keep strong with Scott\u2019s Emulsion.Scott 8c.Bowtic, Toronto, OnL 25-2» gAlLSMGgjs FROM MONTREAL To Llreryool Nov.20 .Monteiare To Nov.19 .Marbiirn To Cherbourr-Southamplon-Antwerp Nov.18.Minnedoaa FROM QUEBEC To Liverpool Nov.25 .Montnairn Christmas Sailings Dec.S\u2014Montrose \u201c 10\u2014Mellta \u201c 11- Metagama \u201c 16 - Monteiare BOOK EARLY Apply Loral Agent* D.R- KENNEDY Gen.Agent, Ocean Traffic U1 St.JantM St., MonUrvai.Mr.and Mrs.G.Smith, of Farn-itween Denver and Kansas City ham were visiting Mr.and Mrs.T.From Danver Mr.T-awrcnce EA?m!tï, r*c,ently-\tj travelled ver the Denver and Rio ¦ Vrrs'.D- ,Blue s->ent the week-end Grande Western Railroad tp Salt m Montreal.\tLake City and Ogden, Utah, over Miss Bertha Thompson spent the ! Pike\u2019s Peak and saw the wonderful past week in Abbotsford, the guest j scenery Lorn the el-wation of Mr.and Mrs.Crossfield.\t114,409 feet.Mrs.E.Boyd went to Sherbrooke i tc Portland, recently.\t1 Mrs.Christie Frbm there he went Ore., and Seattle, Wash.; frmi Seattle to Port Townsend by beat, then by rail to Port Angeles, by boat to Viroria.B.C., and by Canadian Pacific steamer to Vancouve*.where a few days\u2019 rest .\t«\u2019id Lthel Culhns, j were enjoyed with relatives.There °f Montreal spent_ the week-end,he was cffeied passis through the Canadian Rockies, which he could Blandish and Mr.Edgar Standish, of Rougemont, spent Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.Bowker.Misses B Rasicot.Mrs.M.F.Goddard has returned from Richmond, where she has been spending several weeks with her mother, Mrs.Noble, and other relatives and friends.Mrs.Andrew Faith and Miss Evelyn Faith, of (Sherbrooke, were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.W.F.Shores when motoring to and from Montreal.Mr.Reginald Hills, of Montreal, was the week-end guest of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.W.Edgar Hills.The regular meeting of Beaver Chapter, No.7, O.E.S., was held in the Masonic Temple on Monday j Mr.and Mrs.J.B.Malboeuf, Miss Isabelle Gilmour and Mr.George H.Whitehead were among those from hero who attended the chicken-pie dinner in Warden on Monday.Mr.Neil Lawrence was in Warden on Tuesday.Mrs.F.B.Perkins spent the week-end and Thanksgiving in Montreal with her daughter, Mrs.L.Kenyon, and family.Mr.George G.Bresee was in Sherbrooke on Monday, Three Rivers on Wednesday and Quebec on Thursday on business.\t,\t, Mr.George Taylor, of the Can, evening.Arrangements were made,adian Banj,s of Commerce, Shor-for a social evening to be held in\t\u201erDO\tW the temple on the evening of Friday, November 27.Miss Lucy McCutcheon, of Montreal, was the week-end guest of Mr.and Mrs.W.Edgar Hills.Miss Irene Corey, of Ayer\u2019s Cliff, was the Thanksgiving guest' of Mrs.C.E.Harvey.Mr.Lawrence Taylor, of Dunham, and Mr.Wilfred Taylor, of St.Johns, were week-end guests of their mother, Mrs.F'.E.Taylor, and brothers, Messrs.'Gerald and Rupert Taylor.Mrs.II.C.Wallace and Mrs.Raymond G.Wallace visited friends in Warden on Saturday.Miss Mabel Young, principal of Waterloo high school, spent the week-end and Thanksgiving at her home in Mansonville.Mr.and Mrs.Percy Morrison and two sons, Kenneth and Allan, of Montreal,, -were week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.E.A.Savage, Eastern avenue.Mrs.Bucldand, of Cookshire, and her son, Mr.John Buckland, of Richford, Vt., were guests on Sun brooke, was the week-end and Thanksgiving guest of his parents, ^ Mr.and Mrs.John Taylor, Eastern^ avenue.A well-attended meeting of the Ladies\u2019 Aid -was held at the home of Mrs.W.Edgar Hills on Thursday.Mr.and Mrs.Farwell, of Sherbrooke, weie here on Thursday to attend the funeral of the late Mrs.W.I.Briggs.A largely-attended meeting of St.Luke\u2019s Guild -was held on Friday afternoon, November '9, at the home of Mrs.>S.J.Irwin.Mr.James MacKinnon, of Sherbrooke, w-as calling on Mr.and Mrs.Gordon F.Robertson on Thursday, when he attended the funeral cf the late Mrs.W.I.Briggs.On Saturday afternoon Mrs.Candlisb and Mrs.F.W.Savage entertain-.!I the members of St.Luke\u2019s Junior Auxiliary at the home of Mrs.Savage.Mrs.Robert Hanna, Miss Edith Hanna and Mr.Clarence Hanna, of Warden, were guests of Miss J/w TÔloom of Ijouth (TZHE radiant complexion of a teen age maiden\u2014fresh, '¦-'satin-smooth, soft and clear.This is the possession of the woman who uses PEERLESS ERASMIC SOAP.Try it.20c a cake\u2014At your dru£giet\u2019*t PEERLESS ERASMIC SOAP h« Dainty MatU by ERASMIC PERFUMERS London and Pari» day of Mrs.A.F.Robinson and,Sarah Kennedy on Wednesday.Miss Robinson.\t| Miss Winnie Hills has returned Mrs.Robb, of Warden, was 'njfrom Kingsbury, Whree for six town Monday on business.\tweeks she was the guest of Mr.and Mrs.Henry Swett was a recent iMrs.Lawrence, week-end guest of Mr.and Mrs.| Mr, and Mrs.Williamson and Moses Scott at Warden.\tlittle daughter Margaret, of Coch- Miss Connie M.Fuller, of Sher- rane, Out, are spending a few brooke, was the week-end guest of (weeks with Mrs.H.W.Palmer.her sister, Mrs.Thompson, and family.Mr.and Mrs.Alex Purdy, of Granby, spent the week-end and Thanksgiving Day with Mr.Henry Purdy and family.Miss Joyce Raymond was home from Mon Leal and spent Thanks- Miss Lavena Fournier is convalescing from her recent illness.Mr.Clifford McGrail has returned to his work in Drummondville after spending his holidays with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.P.D.M> Grail.Mrs.Eli Hall and Mrs.Francis Knowlton, were givmg with her parents, Mr.and j Williams, of Knowlton, were re-' Mrs.E.t.Raymond.\tcently calling on Mrs.A.F.Robin.son and Miss Robinson.Mr.and Mr, act accepr Lecause of other plans.At Detroit he went through Henry F.)>-d\u2019< plant, where, lie says, with Mr.and Mrs.J.Judd.Mr, and Mrs.Paul Bessette, of Farnham, spent a day recently with Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Bessette.Mrs.G.Burton has been spending a few days in Montreal.Mr.Dwight Hutchins has gone to work in Detroit, Mich.Rev.and Mrs.Watson, of Win- an elevation of 10,201 feet.Mr.and Mrs.James E.Thomp son, little Miss Catherine Thompson and Miss Fuller, of Sherbrooke, of Sherbrooke, were recent guests m°iure° *° Montreal on SundajL 0f Mr.W.I.Briggs, Main street.Mt- and -Mrs John Spencer and, Mrs.M.R.Whitcomb, of Fre-Mr.and Iv-rs.Hanson Spencer and lighsbùrg.was the guest of Mrs.two children, of South Stukely.I Charles Whitcomb on Thursday, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.E.A.when here to attend the funeral of Savage on Saturday.\taunt, the late Mrs.Briggs.\u201e ÎS\u2019\tSwett and Mi-3SI Mr- John Buckland.of Richford, Kathleen Swett, of Granby, -were ; Vt., was calling on friends in town Thanksgiving guests of Mrs.Henry on Sunday.Swett and Mr.Henry Purdy and.j Mr.Jonaihan Robinson, of Mont-daughters.\treal, was the recent guest of his Mir, Ivy Neil, of St.Agathe, was;mother, Mrs.A.F.Robinson, the week-end guest 0f Mrs.Henry j Mr.J.L.Smith and his son, Mas- Jter Kenneth \u2019Smith, of Montreal, .J:lr- and Mrs.James Thompson, were recent guests of Mrs.L.D.little Miss Catherine Thompson and Wallace and family.Miss Connie *>1.Fuller, of Sher-i Miss Alice Robinson was recent-brooke ; Mi.and Mrs.F.W.Col-jly visiting friends in Cookshire.«\u2022 \u2019 \u201e-,1,SS ,rira'Tj .MTs- Palmer, j \u2019 Mr.W.Elmo Ashton returned on j.-dss js\u2019 M\u2019*5 Marjorie McKenna, Friday from a business trip po Mr.Herbert Green, of Lennoxyille; Nova Scotia.He also attended the -_______ i ouarterly meeting of the Quebec jC.J.C.C.held in Sherbrooke.; A large number from here at-j tended tne chieken-oie supper in the Association Hall, South Stuke-(ly, last week.I Mrs.Geirge Gilmour, who is spending the winter in Granby, was here on Thursday to attend the Invin, and Mr.Irwin.The Misoes Edith, Mildred and Ruah Maire, were guests on (Sunday of Mr.fhd Mrs.Judson A.Mairs and family, of Warden.Mr.S.P.Bunker, of Newport, Vt., was the guest of Mr.and Mrs.\u20ac.W.Berry on Saturday.Little Miss Laura Blake, only daughter cf Mr.and Mrs.E.A.Blake, entertained the Mission Band of the United Church on Saturday, November 7.Miss Hazel Stockwell, of Montreal, was in town on Saturday of last week.Mr.Ernest Middleton, of Montreal, spent he week-end with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.H.H.Middleton.Mr.C.W.Candlish was in Drum-mondville over the week-end.The Waterloo Dramatic Club will go to Knowlton in the near future to present the drama, \u201cA Pair of Sixes.\u2019\u2019 Mr.Aubrey Wallace, of Montreal, spent the week-end with his mother and sisters.Miss Dorothy Jeakins, of Mont- days with an attack of chicken pox.Mrs.Henry Neil was home fro,nJ Brome Corner over the week-«id.Women Lose less time, keep charm under trying hygienic conditions this new way O\u2019 bring unhappy, fretful days.Now the insecurity of the hazardous real, was the week-end and Thanks-j \u201csalli\u2018alT Pad\u201d has been ended.You wear sheeiest gowns, meet giving guest of Mrs.Samuel Porter !\t,\t\u2022 , and Mrs.Clarence Porter.\t: every and al1 social or business ex- Mr.Loyal Kelly, of Montreal, < actments in peace of mind .any was the week-end guiist of Mrs.L.: *\u2018me> any day-D.Wallace and the Misses Mar-,1 It is called \u201cKOTEX\u201d .five jorie and Aileen Wallace.\ttimes as absorbent as the ordinary Master Rupert Taylor has been 1 cotton pad ! confined to the house for several days owing to chickenpox.Mrs.Charles Green and little daughter, of Lennoxville, were week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.Robert Neil.Dr.and Mrs.S.H.Martin, of F.Adams Briggs, : Notre Dame de Grace, were calling on Mr.and Mrs.Tenny and Mbs Lindsay or Sunday.Mr.Kenneth Martin and Miss Doris Cooper, of Westmount, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.W.F.Shores on Sunday.Master Lloyd Candlish has been confined to the house for several Thoroughly deodorizes .thuf ïnding ALL fear of offending.Discards as easily as a piece of tissue.No laundry.No embarrassment.\t, You ask for it without hesitancy simply by saying \u201cKOTEX\u2019\u2019 at any drug or department store.Costs only a few cents.Proves risky old ways a folly.K O T e X No laundry\u2014discard like tissue STRONG, STURDY CHILDREN Father John\u2019s Medicine Keeps Youngsters in Robust Health Does That Cough Stick On Your Lungs?Mr.Islav MaeXab, Bognor, Out., writes:\u2014\u201cI was troubled with a ter- funeral of the late Mrs.Briggs.___________ rible cough that I could not get rid , Mr.W.Elmo Ashton was in cm?can r.rly marzel at things.I and doctor told me that I had .Montreal on Friday night to attend During ail nL travel?he.experienc- a BliSht touch of bronchitis.Nothing the C.S.T.A.banquet, ed just two showers, on,?at Denver1 ^ t0°^ Bt>en\u2019ed t° give me any relief I Mr.Ronald Robinson, of Montand the other at Tennessee Pass, at untB * 80t a bottle of\t[real, was a recent guest of his throp, N.Y., were calling on Mr J.Hawke and Miss F.Hawke on Tuesday.Mr.E.Bowker spent Monday in Granby.Mr.and Mrs.E.Elliott, of Montreal, were week-end guests of Mr and Mrs.S.Elliott.Mr.and Mrs.McLean and family, of Montreal, spent Thanksgiving with Mr.and Mrs.Thomas.Mrs.J.Smith spent Tuesday in Montreal.Messrs.H.Hawthorne, H.and S.Mount, of Montreal, spent the weekend at \u201cThorncroft.\u201d Mr.J.O\u2019Connor has recovered from her recent illness.Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Marches-sault, of Montreal, were guests of Dr.and Mrs.Joanette for the weekend.Mr.Lawrence fir;c started railreading on .the Watetrloo line 1 hen he switched to the Vermont Central, wh-ch later became the Central Veimont, a part of the t unadian National Railway system.¦'or thirty years he was a oassenger train conductor.During this time Ins train never left tho tracks, a record upon which Mr.Lawrence, now eighty-seven y *ars old, back upon with satisfaction Dr.Wood\u2019s Norway Pine Syrup of -Newport, Vt, were in town on Sunday.November 1, and were accompanied home by Mr.and Mrs.at- in PIGEON HILL Mr.and Mrs?Howard Guthrie, Mrs.Caa-rie Guthrie and Mr.Donald Guthrie w-ve recent dinner guests of! Mrs.FRcn Guthrie at Bedford.I M\u2019s.Alex Prairie spent a few days during the past week with relatives in Shelbourne Falls, Mass.Mrs.Hattie Tittemore and Mrs.Belle Bockus and daughter, Alene, were Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.Eli Trombly at Franklin, Vt.Mrs.Alene Shepard spent the i past week with friends in Frelighs-burg.Miss Maude Hauve.r spent the week-end in Montreal a guest of her sister.Mr.and Mrs.A.Niclde and Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Guthrie and two children, of Philipsburg, spent Thanksgiving day with their mother, Mrs, Carrie Guthrie.\t» General Nof *s.A large, number from here tended the chicken-pie dinner Warden on Monday.Mr.and Mrs.C.Sunday in West Mr.and Mrs Fred IIayes.Miss Freda Rasicot was home! from Montreal and spent the week-] end with her mother, Mt\u2019.A.A their home here for (months.T got such relief by using it that I j Mrs.Wm Graves and daughters, would advise alt those who are subject (Mildred an i Mary, were recent to bad colds or coughs to keep a bottle , guests of Mrs.Graves and Mrs.looks! °f this remedy in their homes all the Bai I.time.\u201d\t| Mr.George Martin, of Montreal.Srou don\u2019t experiment when von buy p,a->Si'n ^O,'1l-on\t.\u201cDr.Wood\u2019s\u201d as it has been a house- |- Mr- atul Mrs- Arthur Smlth- oi hold remedy for the past 37 years.Put up only by The T.Milburn Co., VV.Berry spent I Limited, Toronto, OnL Shefford with i Clear Your Skin With CuticuFa Soap to Cleanse / Ointment to Heal / Absolutely Nothing Better .FARNHAM corner Mr.and Mrs.Albert Johnson have rented their farm to Mr, Wm.Johnson and have gone to Sutton to live.Mr.Alec Page is suffering from blood poisoning in one of his fin-gers.Mrs.Plouf, familiarly known here as Grandma Page, died at an advanced age at the home of her son, Mr.Edward Mm-co, at Abbott's Corner, on Monday, November 2nd.The funeral was held at the United Church the following Wednesday afternoon, and was conducted by Rev.Mr.Forde.Mr.Wm.Johnson visited his wife and infant son at the hospital at Sweetshurg on Tuesday.Mr.and Mrs.Luther King spent the week-end with friends at Rich-ford.FREE TO ASTHMA SUFFERERS Frc* Trial of * Method Thai Anyone Can Use Without Biocomfort or Logs of Time.We have a method for the control of Asthma.and we want you to try it at our expense.No matter whether your case Is of lonp: standing or recent development, whether it In present as occasional or chronic Asthma, you should send for a free trial of our method.No mutter in what climate you live, no matter what your age or occupation, if you are troubled with asthma, our method should relieve you promptly.We especially want to send it to those apparently hopeless eases, where all forms of inhalers, douches, opium preparations, fumes, \u201cpatent smokes,\u201d etc., have failed.We want to show everyone at our expense, that our method is designed to end all difficult, breathing, all wheezing, and all those terrible paroxysms.This free offer is too important to neglect a single day.Write now and begin the method at once.Send no money.Simply mail coupon below.Do it Today you do not even pay pottage.FREE TRIAL COUPON FRONTIER ASTHMA CO., Room 857-D.Niagara and Hudson Sta.Buffalo, N.Tf, Send free trial of your method to i HELP 1SH OUT Isn\u2019t this little fellow the very picture of health?Strong and sturdy\u2014'brimful of the vim, energy and high spirits which go only with a healthy body.His name is Alphonse Remillard, of St.Michel Station, Cote de Napierville, Quebec.Father John's Medicine has helped to make him the manly little chap he is.Mr.Adrien Remillard, his father, is .grandmother, Mrs.A.F.Robinson, enthusiastic about Father John\u2019s Medicine and recommends it ' Mr.and Mrs.Herman Solomon, ; hlghjy He writes: \"Enclosed is a photo of my little son, Alphonse, who is now in such excellent health since taking Father John's Medicine.For five years we have all taken Father John's Medicine and are ve*y much pleased with it.\" For building up little bodies which have become weak and run down Father John's Medicine has proven to be very reliable.For 70 years this old-fashioned medicine has been used, and parents everywhere have perfect conlidence in it, because it contain* nothing but rich, pure, wholesome nourishment.It is a food-tonic containing strength-building, energy-producing elements which are easily digested and assimilated by even weakened systems without imposing a burden on the digestive organs.Father John\u2019s Medicine is especially valuable in building up the body after an attack of Bronchitis, Grippe or Flu, because it enriches the blood, helps to form new tissue and thus repairs the damage wrought by disease germs.As it contains no alcohol or dangerous drugs, it is perfectly safe for the children.,'Robert Solomon who have the closed \u2022winter (West Shefiord.and Miss Bessie | Lewis, of Granby, were guests of ; Mr, and Mrs.Alfred Young on Sunday.| Waterloo Lodge, I.O.O.F., No.27.held ar \u201cat home\u2019\u2019 in the Ma-jsonic Temple on Friday evening, November 6.! Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Goodwill.Miss Winnifred Roberts.Miss Audrey Jones and Mr.Lareche, of i Montreal, were week-end and -\t(Thanksgiving guests \u2022 of Mrs.j If Your Back Hurts or Bladder ' harles Whitcomb and Mr.and Bothers You, Begin\t(Mrs.Edward Goodwill.ToL.;«o, SUR»\tI ™r.Hobert Green, of Vancouver.1 along PaAs\tB.C., who is attending Bishop\u2019s nn \u201e «ij i i j ( College, w is the week-end guest of When your kidneys hurt and your Mr.and M-c.E.J.McKenna.f TV1 SC:U'Ld ^ ' Mrs.Moynan.of Farnham Con-^r?«f ed» L?load your stomach with was a recent guest of Mrs.a lot of drugs that excite the kid- irori\u201e0 i nTl- neys and irritate the entire urinary \u2019\ttn tewn\t! tract.Keep your kidneys clean like; ;\t_\t.\t- ,\t, you keep your bowels clean, bvG M l8